Keyboard Shortcuts
Keyboard shortcuts for faster navigation and productivity
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Keyboard shortcuts for faster navigation and productivity
Agentnoon supports keyboard shortcuts to help you navigate and work more efficiently across the platform.
Switch between major views using number keys:
1
Org Chart View
2
Directory View
3
Forecast View
4
Workforce Hub
5
Productivity View (or Activity Analysis if in a Scenario)
Usage: Press the number key from anywhere in the application to jump to that module.
When working in Directory view (table format):
x
Select/deselect highlighted row
Esc
Deselect all selected rows
j
Move to next row
k
Move to previous row
p
Show profile for selected position
o
See selected position in org chart
Pro tip: Use j and k to navigate quickly through rows, then x to select positions for bulk operations.
When working in scenarios:
x
Select/deselect card (position)
Usage: Click a card to highlight it, then press x to select. Continue clicking and pressing x to quickly select multiple cards for bulk operations (moving, closing, editing).
Pro tip: Combine with filters to isolate the positions you want, then use x to rapidly select them all.
Switch to Directory view: Press 5
Apply filters to show only the positions you want
Press j to move to first row
Press x to select
Press j to move to next row
Press x to select
Repeat until all desired rows selected
Perform bulk action (close, move, edit)
Alternative: Use Cmd/Ctrl + Click to multi-select rows without keyboard
Apply filters or use Spotlight to isolate positions
Click first card
Press x to select
Click next card
Press x to select
Continue clicking and pressing x for all cards
Perform bulk action
Combine number keys with search: Press 5 to jump to Directory, then / to search
Use j/k instead of mouse: Navigate directory rows entirely with keyboard
Master x for bulk operations: Select 10+ cards in seconds using click + x pattern
Learn o shortcut: When reviewing directory, press o to see position in org chart context
Mac: Use Cmd for shortcuts (e.g., Cmd + S)
Windows/Linux: Use Ctrl for shortcuts (e.g., Ctrl + S)
All other keys (number keys, letter keys) work the same across platforms
Keyboard shortcuts are currently fixed and cannot be customized. If you have specific shortcut requests, contact support.
Quick Start Guide - Get productive fast
Directory Overview - Master table-based workflows
Scenario Basics - Learn bulk operations
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